Socioplastics is a transdisciplinary field developed by Anto Lloveras across architecture, urbanism, art, teaching, writing and independent publishing. Its central idea is simple: social reality is not only represented through forms but actively organised by them. Words become classifications, classifications enter systems, and systems distribute visibility, access and consequence. What makes Socioplastics distinctive is that it does not stop at theory. It builds its own epistemic infrastructure through books, essays, conceptual operators, DOI records, datasets, indexes, archives and machine-readable formats. Each element has a function: books concentrate arguments, operators make concepts portable, datasets reveal structure, and persistent records stabilise authorship and retrieval. The result is a field that studies how knowledge becomes infrastructure while simultaneously constructing the infrastructure through which its own knowledge can circulate, persist and be transformed. Its achievement lies not in producing another glossary, but in turning a long transdisciplinary practice into a coherent, public and technically legible environment.